Sentence examples for universe of reference from inspiring English sources
Before administering the questionnaire a statistical description of the universe of reference (ie, European CM/ID specialists) according to geographic region and gender was accomplished based on information provided by the ESCMID.
Or perhaps it availed him of a private universe of references, one he didn't necessarily wish to share with others.
Ramadan writes that his most distinguished defender, the philosopher Charles Taylor, exonerates him from the charge of "doublespeak," arguing, as Ramadan puts it, that his "discourse is clear between two highly ambiguous universes of reference".
Living together and building a truly multicultural society does not mean merely being satisfied with the existence of communities of faith or juxtaposed cultures, whose members ignore each other, never meet and remain enclosed within their own universe of symbolic reference points.
One important issue that became apparent upon embarking in the classification of the overall "universe" of epitope-specific references is that not all classification schema are applicable to the various broad domains of immunological literature.
For each enrichment test, we first defined a reference "universe" of blocks from which the "target" annotation group is drawn.
William introduces his account of the eternity of the world in On the Universe by reference to Aristotle, but he devotes the bulk of his discussion to Avicenna's arguments for this doctrine.
Momentum-energy is fundamental: its conservation governs every collision in the universe, and it is also frame-invariant, remaining the same regardless of the chosen frame of reference.
Other elements have been alleged as proofs of the Ikhwân's Isma'ili inspiration, such as the hierarchical structure of universe, references to septenary cycles, distinction between elect and masses, the use of Isma'ili symbols (e.g., the bee as symbol of the imâm, etc).. Corbin (1964, 190; 1950) openly and radically affirmed that the Ikhwân belonged to Ismâ'îlism.
